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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-10

siebie ofarowa1o na ten W.
niosty Gel SLIPS / dolaczyle
do tego datku dwie hojne 0.
fairy swego prezesa p. g. j G
RI m anow W k e 6 o, ktore
przez odsetki wzros]y do $2l-
as, tax il obecnie ma do dis.
pozycyi ma rzecz Ska,bu Ma.
rodoluego $3.50, Jest to ME
zawcdnie najwieksza suma,
jaka obecnie W .jednem ,niej
scu jest zfozona jako fundusz
ma oswobodzenie Ojczyzny,lecz
tn samo ME da}oby jeszcze
prawa zawiodowcom tego fun
duszu do nazwania 60 Sha'-
bem Narodo,rym. Towarzystwa,
ktore sic po innych osadach
polskich yuwiaza}y W tym sa-
mym celu, przybraiy sobie
miona skromniejsze, )ak Grosz
Polsls, Sharbono Poleh. K6-
lo'sg Iad,vigi G,osz Polshi t..
p. dopiero ia :eentralna
iustytucya, do kt6rej wszystlkie
te 'Towarzystwa b4da skfadaly
swe kolekty, ma sic lazywac
Polshim Sharbe'o Narodoaoy7n.
Shar5 zaiozony w New Y Yorku
Z ora,Zjtdnoczenia Po!ak 6w",
chcac soLie na TAXA Zaszczytua
nazwe zaslu&yt, powinlen sic
najprzod ze poo z Zwiazkiem
( Narodowvm Polskim, jak to
prawlopodobn;e wkrotce uczy-
nj Grosz Polshj W Chicago -
tymczasem ME mozemy go
nazywaG inaczej, jak ,,Skarbem
Narodowym w New Yorku." {"
Oprocz skrupu1ow CO do na-
ivy, ME ma,ny ma Zachodz'e
3adnych obav wzgledein
Sharbu Narodo,ue@o - N9m
| Korhu, owszem ME znaldlemy
STOW uzpania pcchwaEy dla
patryotow. ktorzy laNim "k;s~
! Zalym fundamentcm 1al.lro-
nowa!i tax Po.akon, jaN inno-
naroGowcom W Amt:Nco I,
przez 70 wzmocniIi W sp.:fe.
czchstwie polsklem war "
moAliwcsG zehrAna ma Gel Ia
rodowy kroci aillonow. la
uienaruszalnosc Skdrbu. ,lc-
p6k; sprawa ojczysta ME pc
die wymagaia jego naruszanla,
recza nam przeoewszystkiem
!; wysokie Aaucyc ,nne rakcj~
mic, jake sAa:yili czfonkow!e
Z.arzadu honorowesc. wyf'ra :
inaco &c strze2enia admin
Strnwania Earodowej ska-hony
W New Ycr!iu. MECH kto
lnoze, dorzuca Go nle;; centalnl,
dolarami, ably kap'tai narodo-
WY wzras,ai |ak najpredzs:j,
DO wrzawa wolenna " Euro :
pie ka2e sic spodz;ewac, zn
wkrotcc Ojczyzna bedzle po-
tlzebowa}a naszycb ramlon i
piculetlz>.
MONTREAL, CANADA.
Rozpow szechnlona W Stanach
Ziednoczonycch wiadomosi O
rozwiqzaniu mnogich assem.
blow Rycerzy Piracy " kana-
die jest zmyslona Niektorzy
czlonkowie ustqpili, lecz vie
.3 l...Laun,,oh kafn
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-10

grllp spoko]nle odbyWa sic
} dale;
WlDOkl ROBOTY " Jo-
liet W miescie Joliet, w
stanie Illinois, utwonyfa sic
spofka, 2lo2ona PIP. Jana
Lamberta, H. l.. Smitlla, G..
H. Monroe i Chas. Pettigrowa
W celu pobudowania W tenn
miescie dwoch fabryk. W je-
dnej ma!q fabrykowat gwoz
die, W drugiej okrqgle drqgi
lelazne. " tych fabrykach do
dwoch set ludzi bedzie miafo
c1qgle robote. Wogole ma mad
chodzaca cieplejsza pore roku
wie]c robot otwiera sic W Jo-
liet, Miasto to szybko rossuie,
a kto grosz swdj wlozy W Lofty,
ogromny ciagnst mo2e ME
60 procent, DO cena lotow
szybko idzie W gore. Przed l6
laty Joliet liczy1 1000 ludnos,
ci, a dzis.aj jul liczy 10000.
Po!akdw, jest tam ty'ko -
rod2;"S e te dosyc So bogate,
Ii !aA 81 ybedzie troche wiecej
Polon'', gobuduja sobie wfasny
Ekoi ciol. nobotnikom q rodzi-
nami lut samotnyn, ktorzy
chcieliby sic ma stale osiedliG
W Joliet chetnie lopomoze do
znalezienia piracy tamte,jszy
najstarszss- obywatel polski Jan
Pubanc. Kto us2ak1e listownie
u niego aasiqgnie informacyi,
powin'en w1oz.yG do listu dwu-
centowy 1raczek pocztowy ma
odpowiedz
/, AdresowaG Jan fubunc,
Ohio Str YU5, Joliet, Ill!
! PORT AUSTIN, Mich, s
u1arca tiusze IV,u9,so,r1
doniesG, 2o to CO plsa]e,n W
| korespoa.;encYl molej Z Ii Ii
;stopada !. O naajqce] sic m
budowat szkole, 'rzyjdzje do
| skutku lola, akier, pod
,polglSa szxoie ;uz zakupiona i
tc'a, zso2a drzewo. Jest vice
pewna, 2e pcmimo wszelkich
truduosci hedzielny miel VIA
sna szsofr jo5. Bo1aishi.
CilNX1O. 8 marca.-Do-
bra SD !loso dc powieSsze-
| mia kal ?ffu - Tow. Poiycz.
Ikowe '@tsa oszczednosci kro.
|: ka&rai saa Wjelk;ego, odby-
wajaca srl,le posiedzenia co
o2wartek i: Hall OBJ X S.
,tr2a " * ego, 5 Noble
Str o ,eesz. Smej wieczorem,
za"ladalnas Rodakow, ktorzy-
by ehc'e'' rieniedzy pozyczy6
l"b tel y naszego wstapjt
grona, VI Npozycza po 8 prct.,
i zaprasza lszystk;ch Polakow,
P"Nzeo.u.afch pozyczin. na
pzysziA N'arlek IA pos'ed2c-
n'e7 ;em bedzic 'icyta-
eva &0fy, lezacych " 60
towce, ire kazdy zaraz
dostaG IicAl
Rfsy ,el. oznaj,n,a sic, "
OBJ P.ltl 4 X . y u a
jest hasz notaryuszem, mowi
rozpaitenN Nlezykami vice
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-10

Ma stronn'cy piatej dzlsiejsze-
50 numeru znajds czytelnicy
Odezwa Towarzystwa ,,Ziedno-
czenie Polakow" w New Yor-
ku, @ otiary na rgecz Skarbu
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-10

lickich sprzyja sprawie rycerzy
piracy j organizacya nowych
grup spokojnie odbywa sic
dale.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-10
eva ekspedycya: Rog 2girj Carimona uc. Winona

czonych odroczyf sic W dniu
4 marca, poniewa2 wymaga}a
teso konstytucya Uni. Ola
wszystkich czl,nkow Izby i
tr7ecleJ czesci senatorow termin
urzedowania W owym dniu
upfypqf rownoczesnie VISTA
pit w 2ycie Kony,es 50ty.
kongres pracowa} ku koncowi
2 b}yskawiczna szybkoscie
dzien j noe, a chociaa niekto-
rzy senatorowie u2alsli sic ma
to, be odbiera senatorowi i
prezydcntow, mozebnosG zba-
dania blow o elacie, to :je-
dnak ostatnie w obu Izbach
zostaly przyjete.
Wzgledem Kanady nchwalif
kongres srodki represJjne.
Pr+zydentowi odtad sluzyc be-
d ie prawo rozporzqdzenia, ably
okrety kanadyjskie ma wodach
j W portach Unii tax samo
by]y traktowane. jak wiadze
9zanadyjskie traktJq statki
Unii
POW IESZONA. - w STA
me- New York powieszono ko-
biete, ktora przy pomocy swych
gach@w i wfasnej corki zabifa
swego me2a, a trupa pokraja}a
W kawalISi i ugotowaia. Po-
niewa2 stracono taxa bes'y4
W sD6dnlcy, zrobli zwolennicy
rownouprawienia kobiet wiel-
Xxi ha}as.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-10
MONTREAL, CANADA

NN7IN 1NJIH Z, V.1A Nzf17.K:
Rozpowsz szechnlona W Stanach
Ziednoczonycch wiadomosi o
rozwiqzaniu mnogich assem-
blow Rycerzy Piracy " Kama
die jest zmyslona Niektorzy
czlonkowie ustqpili, lecz vie
ksza czest duchownych kato
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-10
kazdy swym jezykiem z MIN
rozm5wic sic mole. - u sza-
cunkiem: st. Bcrens, sekrctarz.
Anlerylxa.
'RYT ZfODZIEJSl[I

SPRYT Z1ODZIEJSKI. -
kilka dui temu W Phi)adel.
phil nieznany mfody mezczy-
zna, pzyzwoicie ubrany, zglo-
sit sic do pani Smith (No 2l2l
cherry str.) oSwiadczyf, ze
corke jej Anne, ktora jest
nauczycielka w szkole ma rogu
Cherry j l9tej ulicy, spotkafo
wielkie nieszczescie, albowiem
GAIA butelka atramentu rozla}a
sic na jej suknie j IA patio.
Nastraszywszy staruszkG opo-
wiadaniem . ,.wielkiem nie-
szczesciu", prosif, ably mu dala
nova suknie patio ola c6rki.
gdyz to ubrauie, ktore mia}a
ma sobit, tax jest poplamione
atramentem, IL niepodobna
wyjS:c ma ulice. StAruszka upa.
kowa1a staranie odda}a milo
kosowi, dopiero jak c6rka po-
wrocifa do domu, dowiedzia}a
sic, ze ia okradzono.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-10
w PHILADELPHIA dota

w PHILADELPHIA dotad
op1acano tramwajowego Gear
fare) 6 i ! cent6w, dopiero
"Traction" kompauia zredukc-
wafa Gene ma 5 centow cd 7go
marca. Teraz wiec bedq kosz-
towat pc, eiyhcze tramwaje 5
centow jazda, a "a przesiada-
ME sic do innego tram waiu
dopfacat tneba 2 Gently, czy-
Ii ,,transfer fare" kcsztowai
bedzie i%ls pr2edtcm 7 q;
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-10
WYSTAM.A LALEK

w I III w \ LA lIIlt -
PhilaoelphV>ka yazcta item
oglasza, IL w duiu 6 lswictnia
uzqdZ' wystaw We lalek, zroh'o :
nyelI pr2ez m}od4 dzicNczy"e
DO II lat. Lulke musi ub uG
dzlewczyna sanla, oddac do
biu~a Tel gazety, na co dosta-
nie XVIII. " duiu ego kwiet-
MIA otwarta ..zostanie wystawa
i wssep ola ka2deGo bed2ic
wolry. ka2da lalka bedzic
miafa sw6i numer, Il widzo--
vie, wychodzqc, napisza ma
kartke numcr owej lal-
X, k'5ra podlug ich zdaria
jest naipiek ejsza: ktora lalka
bedz:e ,nia!a najwiecej bile
tow ta dostanle nagrode.
PierwszA nagrcda Jest 10
dolarowa eta, druga a2lo-
dolarOwa lnoneta zlota.
SEM NINNESOCkI za-
konczyf rlcrwsza sesyq " pa
tex. 1 marca, pos:owle sie
rozjechali Bile, malace zlago-
die ustawe Q wysokiej ljcen-
eyi. upadfv pozostalc przy
TEN, IL saioM,sH W 'c.a>t"ch
ponad 10000 micsZkancow
bedq musie,i pfacic 1000 dola-
row hcence. Nass pcsel u r a.
w ! k / powiada, 2e TAX ule--
sprawiedliwe prawo d}uso sic
ME utrzyma
kONGRES Stanow Hjedno
Daily Republican., 1887-07-28
At the City Court.

Judge Lyman again presided At this
mornings session Of the city court, and
dispensed justice In the following cases:
Lizzie Rowan, who said that she came
here on the boAt yesterday with her hus.
band and son, on their way to Aberdeen
to work In . cAnnery, WAS com N itted
until u O'Clock for drunkenness.
Reuben Ireland got very drunk last
night and commenced 10 raise q dis.
turbaLce near the p, w. u B. station,
On ser Gross tried to get him TO 90
away and behave himself, when he told
the officer that he wanted to see hi,
number and he, wishing to oblise him,
cond ducted him TO the hall, where there
WAS plenty Of light. He was arraisned d
this morning on q charge of beinz z
drunk and dis0rderly, and sentenced to
pay hne of 30 and costs.
Last evening as James Rowe with
his sisters WAS setting on the steps of
bis fathers residence No. 1G9 East
Front street, Michael McFAddsn who
had been imbibing quite freely came
siong and used very insulting and abu.
sive language to them. The young
ladies went in the hcuse, and In o little
time Rowe followed them, when Mo
Fadden tried to kick the door IN Rive
then used him pretty rough AND he We nj
away, but returned in about an hour
and renewed his performance on the
door. A police officer was called who
took him TO the hall, and this morning
he WAS sentenced TO pay 50 and costs.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-28
The Sharp Case,

NEW YORK July 81 The argument
10 make permanent the stay Of proceed
ings in the case of Jacob Sharp was
continued today before Judge Potter In
the Supreme Court. Mr.. Parsons besan
his argument for Sharp after the Court
opened. They were here, he said, to
impress on the Court that there was a
reasonable doubt aud to ask that the
Court in this case would gran. that
which In civil case Uas q matter of
right. He could not see why this ap
piication should be combsted, which in
almost every ordinary case was COZ.
sidered matter Of right
Judge Potter was ed how long It
would take him to prepare his opinion
in the Sharp matter. my time here
expires on Saturday." he replied, and
II is very doubtful II my opinion will
be ready by that time. The lawyers
have submitted q great mass of facts
which require consideration, end 1t Is
likely that it will be next week before
can decide whether or not certificate
should be granted. am hard at work
all the time. OF course the present
stay will be operative until the i'm
pending argument is passed upon"
Daily Republican., 1887-07-28
hank President abscona,.

LEAvESwoRTH, Kansas, July 27.-
Considerable excitement was occasion
ed this morning when. shortly bsfore
10 o. clock, the Citizens Savings Bank
closed It's doors. A large crowd soon
gathered in front of the building, and
word was passed around that ,he pres!
dent Of the institution, X. =. Clement,
was q defaulter in n large amount, aud
had absconded. Subsequent develop
Beuts confirmed the rumor.
Clement left town Sunday night, os.
teEsibIy for ST. Louis on business con.
nscted with the bank. No one ever
dreamed that anything was wrong till
yesterday, when w. b. Slosson, enc OF
the banks dire ctors, In examining the
records in the County Recorders Office
noticed that O large amount of real es
tate in the city belonging to Clement
had been transferred to his (Clement's)
brother.in.law, one Cbinery. Mr.. Slos
son suspected something wrong, and
when later in the day he confronted
Chinery. the latter confessed that Glenn
ent had absconde6.
A meeting Of the directors and attor
ney was called, and the conference last
ed far into the night. Meantime III,
banks books were hastily examined
and large discrepancies discovered.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-28
At Chester Heights.

CHESTER HEIGHTS, July 27.-As the
camp draws near Its close the meetings
increase in numbers and interest 40
cording to the report OF the spiritual
director, DR.. Swindells, there have been
more conversions this year than at any
preceding meeting on this ground.
The 10 o'clock sermon was ty Rev.
u. w. Gordon, OF s.. Paul's M. E.
Church. Philadelphia. The children q
church WAS well attended. InterestinQ Q
addresses were made by Rsv. Enoch
Stubbs, president OF the association, and
Rev. e. Dixon, o! Millersville, Pa. A
m et.ng for the promotion of holipess
was held, during the time OF the chill.
dren's church, In the Delaware County
tent.
The afternoon sermon was delivered
6y Rsv. j. ID. Martin, O: the Media M ,
Il. Church.
The evening sermon was preached BY
Rev. j. P. Duffy, Of the rwenty.pinlh
street church, Philadelphia. The camp
will close to morrow evening.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-28
An IntereBtIDg Oase.

Az interesting and important case
WAS heard before Judge Grubb this
morning, on a motion to chow cause
why an attachment should not be set
aside, the facts OF which were as fol.
lows: Some time ago David Reed leas-
ed the house AZ No. 3o9 Madison strt ct
from Patrick Monaghan, at $26 per
month On Thursday, the 18th of this
month, he moved out, stating that the
premises were untsnsble.
The owner then went before SQUIRE
Snith, and on hts making I'll iavit that
he had coed grounds for believing that
Reed intended to remove his goods from
tho county, or otherwise dispose OF
them 30 that they would not be subje ci
to les'y and distress for the rent from
now until the 25th of next March,
an attachment was issued. Reed
then carried the case before Judge
Grubb, who, after hearing the wit.
nesses, eet the attachment aside Mona.
CHAN was represented by Harry EN-.
nons, E.2, and Rsed by Andrew K.
Sanborp, ESQ.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-28
Kansas Lsnd Spectators

GARDEN CITY, July % "A combina-
tion OF land speculators recently bought
large amounts OF very poor lard in the
vicinity of Dodge City, Kansas, and it
transpires tina. they have presented to
President Cleveland immense petitions
purportipg to be signed by settlers, asking
that the land offices of the district be re-
moved to that place exaecting thereby to
get up boo IN that will help them to un.
load at big profit.
If the reports are true they have more
than twice as many names oa the pet.-
tions as there are legal voters in the en-
tire district. 1t is claimed tha: a person.
al friend OF the President is engineering
the scheme, presuming upon his personal
acquaintance and iniluerce TO pull i
through The change, II made, would
put the land office at one side OF the dis
trict where the land i; all proved up
would cause settlers to travel fifty mile
further to transact business and cost then
in the aggregate thousands OF dollars .
needless expense.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-28
THIRD EDITION.
buried To-day.

The funeral OF Thomas j. Kane, who
WAS killed on Monday by falling from
shute at Canton, Md, took place this
morning at 8 o'clock from his late resi-
depce, No. 525 East Sixth street. The
remains wers dressed In a black suit,
ard had n ge os the Reliance Fire
Company, OF which he was 3 member,
pinped on the left lapel OF the coat.
They we're laid in a handsome satin
lined, walnut casket, the lid OF whtoh
bore silver plate with the inscription
"Thomas J, Kane; died July 25sh.
1881, aged 90 years. May he rest in
peace
Tae floral tributes were elaborate and
handsome; on the tight hand side OF
the casket there WAS q fridge con posed
OF roses and other I'll o ne, while ut the
head there WAS o handsome pillow with
the words Oar Brothsr." AT the foot
there was cross and crown combined ,
and smaller designs were arranged To
different places. Tbeee tributes were
made by j. L Brown & Co., florist on
Garaschs's lane.
The funeral left the house shortly
after 8 o'clock, with sixty one carriages
In line and q large number OF persons
walking, among whom wers members
of the Rsliance Fire Company, and pro
ceeded To St. Mary's Catholic Churcc,
where solemn High Mass was ceie'
brated, after which the interment Was
made in the new Cathedral Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-28
FOURTH EDITION
A Birthday surprise.

Mr.. James r. Dsighton, collector OF
Penc lder Hundred, who resides near
Oooch's Biidge, reached the fifty fourth
milestone on HES journey on WedDes.
day, and some Of his relatives and
friends who reside in this city detsr-
mined to give him little surprise, and
nj the same time show him that they
had not forgotten his birthday. Bis
wife, who WAS in the secret, had him
accompany her TO Kiamansi in the AZ.
ternoop, and the surprisers left this
city in time to resch Mr.. Deighton's 8
house shortly after o'clock.
He returned from Kiamapsi about
&. 80 O'Clock last evening, and although
no was somewhat surprised to hpd his
house filled with unexpected guests. he
made them welcome. but forgetful OF II
being his birthday. wondered how II
was that he had such an influx OF visi-
tors. About an hour after supper he
was induced to visit tho barn by hts
brother in.law, aud when he returned
WAS taken into the parlor and presented
with several gifts from his friends. To
say that he was surprised would be
drawing 1t too mild, but he managed to
recover bimself sufficiently to respond
with n few we'll timed remarks.
A sister.in-la~ from this city then
took his arm and led the party to the
dining room, where q large table was
spread with a tempting supply OF re-
fresbmepts, consisting OF ice cream
cakes, watermelon, csnraloupes and
other fruit, to which full justice was
done by the company. The remainder
of the evening WAS spent until late
hour In social intercourse, interspersed
with excellent music on the organ by
the Missee Annie and Nellie Deighton
both Of wtom are accomplished musi
clans. When q: last the company
broke up 1t was with sincere wishe'
that Mr.. De!ghton might live to cele-
brats many more happy birthday.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-28
DIED..

DIED.
Ha WhE.-bn the 18th ins.., Lilly Rertba
daughter Of william IA. and Mary r.
naWLe, aged 10 years and months.
heiatl7eI and friends Of the family are re
spectiully Invited to attend her funeral fron
the residence OF her parents, on ConneIl
sereet between Oak and Beach. on Friday.
the Z5th iast Services at the house at %.
10. lntsrment at the Wilmington and Bran.
dy"ine Cemetery.
d9hs! sho has gone from US ever.
without Kiss on her lovI az l.ps pressed
AS pure as the snow flakes CT morning,
ouf daughter and sister has gone to rest,
zone to meet her sister.
IHo osP.-'n the 2eth inst, Arthur C., son
oI samuel X. and Mary L Thoip, aged q
montns ana weeks.
me relatives and friends OF the family are
ttespectin!ly invitod to attend his funeral
,Iom , the residence of his parents. No. b2s
y. west seventh street, on thursday afternoon
D. clocK. interment at Wilmington and
O'Clock
nohl On the 27th inst, Katie, daugh-
yer OF James ant Fannie horty, egei
years and months.
heiatlves and friends are respectfully In
saseu 10 attend her funeral from The resi-.
IehGe Ra, OF her parents, Free Park, BuPon:'s
in, ianhs, on Friday afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
in'erment at st. Joseph's Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-28
Young Mems moonlight excursion,
Monday night, August /.
Stealing ORtti0

Yesterday morning Constable Dillon
noticed two boys, about is years of age,
one of whom was colored, trying to dis.
pose of two cows and steer at Stidham 8
auction. As he had his suspicious aroused
he placed them both under arrest, and
after ards learned that the cattle had
been s'olen from pasture field Lear Red
Lion The white boy gave his name as
George G. McCau ley, and the colored
boy said that he i,named Win Finney.
They were arranged before Squire Mona
CHAN about noon to day and upon plead
ing guilty to the charge were committed
In default Of 500 each for :heir appear.
ance at court,
Daily Republican., 1887-07-28
Illegal Seal Fishing.

WASHINGTON, July 27,-The Secre-
tary OF the Treasury has received mall
advices from Captain Shepard, com
mandiug the revenue steamer Rasn, IN
regard 3 his cruise in Alaskan waters
On the 25;h OF June Captain Shepard
boarded aud examined the steam
schooner Kate and Aunie. OF Portland,
Oregon, Captain LuiJens, master, In
the Behring Sea.
The vessel was furL isted with n num-
ber OF small boats and al the Mt cessary
implements for taking seal, and the
master admitted that the vessel was on
q sealing voyags ard had on BOARD Six
alsk inr, which he said were taken De-
fore he entered the Behring Sea. Capt.
Shepard informed him that in taking
al in the par. of the BehIing Sea
claimed by the United States or In the
Territory OF Alaska or the waters there
OF, he was violating the laws OF the
/ United States (section l, 955 Il g.. and
that II he was caught doing so he would
be arrested and his vessel seized. He
promised to respect the law and the
vessels parted compa1y.
"Though the evidence Of the tntentic n
OF violating the law In regard TO the
taking OF seal when opportunity 10 Of
feI ed" says Captain Shepard, us un'
questioned, l do not feel WARRANTED In
selling vessels or making arrests until
have uuimpeschabie evidence that the
law has been violated, He asks the
department for special Instructions on
this su bject for his guidance in similar
csses In the future.
On the "a of July Cantsin Shepard
near Cape Cheerful. boarded the Brit
ish steam schooner Anna Beck, OF Vic
toIia, b. O, Louis Oesen master. He
found on board aoou. S34 seal skins. OF
which the captain admitted ninetee n
we're taken in the Rehring Sea. Her
boats had recently been taken out OF
the water, and considerable fresh seal
blood and CURRY we're found on deck,
Indicating that seal hal been skinDed
and dressed on board that day The
vessel was seized and taken to Ouna-
lsska, where the veseel and outfit were
delivered to the United States Marshal
Assistant Secretary Maynard has
telear aphed Captain ehepard that the
department approves his action with
reference to the schooner Kate and
Annte, and also his statement that ht
docs OF feel warranted IN SELLING yes
sells until he haa uLimpeachsble evi
dencs that the law has 5ren violated.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-28

AXanYan Hin MIle'S Honor.

CUMBERLAND, Md, July q =
Henry Spencer this afternoon shot and
killed Scott Dawson, at Bswlings,
about twelve miles west Of this city.
Several years ago Dawson WAS con.
vicled of a feloDious assault On a wo
man and sentenced to the PeBitentiary
He served ou5 the sentence. IL the
meantime Spencer married the woman
Concerned in the case Dawson was re.
leased from the Penitentisry recentiy
and hay since led a respectable life. but
10 day Spencer visited Dawson. and Il
quarrel eDsued which resulted In the
shooting. Spencer has been arrested.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-28
Stole u Horse.

Yesterday morning James Collins get
drunk, and seeing q horse ami carTisae
belonging to Gsorge H Tiudal! titchef
10 post at FIont and jefferson streets,
he united the al imsl aud drove of. He
went out the pike flying, not even
stopping TO pay The usuai toll al tie
gates. Upon reaching Stanton he
changed his course aud went to EoeE
e1sin, and from there back to this city
and tied the horse to q hedge near S..
verbrook, where 1t was found by the
owner. The offcers are anxious to
know his hereabouts, as they have g
warrant for him on the chara OF smasf-
ing In the window OF William J
Srhw wartz's saloon, Nc. t18 West Front
street en- Tuesday.